Actually very straightforward! I recorded position and rotation each FixedUpdate and for a 10 minute run that ends up only being abt 60MB of memory! The lighting and vfx are also super simple all the lifting is done by 2ish lights and a really good shader inspired by Acerola so there's not actually that much to lag the game
I'm so glad you liked it! You're 100000% right about making the clones half invisible and I actually tried to do it, but something about the model I used really didn't like being transparent and looked really creepy (the eyes kind of popped out of their heads) and with the limited time I ended up having to just leave them opaque and obstructing the fov :/
I liked it a lot in concept, and I really liked the first loop. Losing all my info each time was kind of frustrating though, as I couldn't figure out how to end the loop (didn't realize I had to click on one of my locked clues)
I liked it a lot in concept, and I really liked the first loop. Losing all my info each time was kind of frustrating though, as I couldn't figure out how to end the loop (didn't realize I had to click on one of my locked clues)
I loved it, I really loved the vibe and the way the game played with my perception. I only played one loop bc I don't like replaying narrative games, but I'd love to see what other dialogue options there are. Really made me feel some things thank you so much!
I loved it, I really loved the vibe and the way the game played with my perception. I only played one loop bc I don't like replaying narrative games, but I'd love to see what other dialogue options there are. Really made me feel some things thank you so much!
I liked it a lot! It captured the eerie vibe that something was off super well, and really pulled me in. The enemies were so annoying but I figured them out and realized that taking time to kill them was part of the journey. Loved the narrative as well. Great job!
Fun game! It took me a while to figure out the mechanics but once I had them it played great. I would love more levels though, I was just getting into the swing when it ended.
Oo good idea! I had muzzle projectiles on the Tony Gun early on but scrapped them because I couldn't make them look how I wanted lol. I'm really glad you enjoyed!
Fun game! It took me a bit to figure out the trick but once I did I managed to hit the top 3 scores. Only feedback is that it's pretty hard to tell the eye colors apart, and the mouth expressions (not sure if the mouth expressions are a trait, but if they are it's tough)
I liked it a lot! Went for both endings. I dig the whimsical horror of it, there wasn't really any point to playing even if you win, but that's the thrill of it.
Fun game, I really liked the screen warp effect although it gave me a bit of motion sickness when I moved too fast. Was really hoping for a final boss fight, it felt like it was building to something big and then it ended.
Hi, thank you for commenting! Not sure if there was a bug, I haven't encountered one on that level but that doesn't mean much. If there wasn't, hint for level 4--look for a 3x3 pattern that you inverted in levels 1-3. Then after you invert it, see if you can find anything else that looks like that pattern and try to invert that!
Btw loved your game, it brought me back to old Flash games in the best way
I had a lot of fun with this game! The platforming is fun and well thought-out, it was super fun to just zip around. I don't know if it makes me a bad person, but the crying children sound effect cracked me up every time.
Yeahh I realized that, I actually edited the text to "valid rectangle" just now after rereading your comments but it was too late to reupload. That definitely could be a lot clearer, it kinda suggests that I hardcoded in solutions and expected you to guess until you found them 😅 Thank you for keeping an open mind and trying it again, and I'm sorry for the poor wording!
Good catch on the z thing, I’ll have to fix that up for the post jam patch!
Regarding three-by-five, I see where your head is at but the solution you wrote doesn’t work within the game’s rules. There’s a specific puzzle mechanic at play there that makes 3a-1c a valid rectangle but not 5a-3c. The game isn’t just about making the pictures match—it’s a puzzle to figure out how. I recommend replaying the second level and taking a look at what it does and doesn’t let you invert :)
Thank you so much for playing and reviewing! Which puzzles didn’t take your solutions? The rules behind rectangle configurations are consistent through the whole game but they can be pretty hard to figure out, and the difference between correct and incorrect is very slight at times---I didn't provide much instruction by design to keep the puzzles challenging, but I think I also might not have introduced the mechanics well enough through the puzzles. Let me know if you'd like me to say more, I hope you'll give it another go!
This game is beautiful visually, but I think a bit of a tutorial could go a long way. I got past the water part and then couldn't get past the floating platform valley area.
The music was fantastic, mad props for that. I really liked the addition of a chill mode. I also really liked the spaceship controls. I think the core loop is almost there but needs a bit of work, the combat is a bit jank and I'm not sure if it's possible to die. All in all though I had a really nice time, very cozy game.
